Recently, a video was widely circulated on the Internet, in which a woman who claimed to be a grassroots worker in Shanghai's tax system, Pang Moumou, claimed that three generations of her family were part of a tax family and were determined to pass on the tax mantle from generation to generation. This remark sparked heated discussions and questions among netizens.
Is it appropriate to rely on family background to pass it on from generation to generation?
Pang Moumou's self-description has aroused the attention of many netizens. Many people began to question whether it was appropriate to pass on the tax mantle from one generation to the next by relying on their grandfather and father's position as an IRS worker. It has also sparked a discussion about fair competition and fair opportunity.
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Official response: It has been reported to the superiors and further investigation is ongoing
In response to this incident, the staff of the Shanghai Qingpu District Taxation Bureau Office said that they had paid attention to Pang Moumou's online video and reported and explained it. At present, they are conducting further investigation and have reported to their superiors. The situation will be explained through official channels.
Inspire young tax buddies
It is understood that the original intention of the Shanghai Qingpu Taxation Bureau was to allow young tax partners to show their opportunities and conduct them in the form of a competition. The event aims to motivate young talent and allow them to showcase their abilities and potential. However, Pang's remarks sparked a series of controversies and questions.
Is Pang Moumou burdened with too many expectations?
Pang Moumou voluntarily chose to take over the baton and pass on the mantle of taxation, but did this add too much pressure and expectations to her? Is she capable enough to do tax work and continue the family tradition?
The tax mantle has been passed down from generation to generation and is debatable
Regardless of whether Pang's remarks are appropriate or not, the practice of passing on the tax mantle from generation to generation needs to be carefully considered. Young people should be encouraged to choose career paths based on their interests and abilities, rather than relying solely on family background. Fair competition and equal opportunity are the cornerstones of our society, and they are also values that we should value and uphold.
What will the future hold?
Regarding Pang Moumou's remarks, the official said that further explanations and investigation results will be released. We look forward to hearing an official response and learning more about it. The phenomenon of passing on the mantle of taxation from generation to generation requires in-depth research and attention to ensure a fair and equitable playing field.
The above is a report and comment on the incident of a woman in Shanghai claiming that "three generations of the family are all part of the tax family". For the inheritance of family background, we should:
Pang Moumou's self-description has aroused the attention of many netizens. Many people began to question whether it was appropriate to pass on the tax mantle from one generation to the next by relying on their grandfather and father's position as an IRS worker. It has also sparked a discussion about fair competition and fair opportunity.
Official response: It has been reported to the superiors and further investigation is ongoing
In response to this incident, the staff of the Shanghai Qingpu District Taxation Bureau Office said that they had paid attention to Pang Moumou's online video and reported and explained it. At present, they are conducting further investigation and have reported to their superiors. The situation will be explained through official channels.
Inspire young tax buddies
It is understood that the original intention of the Shanghai Qingpu Taxation Bureau was to allow young tax partners to show their opportunities and conduct them in the form of a competition. The event aims to motivate young talent and allow them to showcase their abilities and potential. However, Pang's remarks sparked a series of controversies and questions.
Is Pang Moumou burdened with too many expectations?
Pang Moumou voluntarily chose to take over the baton and pass on the mantle of taxation, but did this add too much pressure and expectations to her? Is she capable enough to do tax work and continue the family tradition?
The tax mantle has been passed down from generation to generation and is debatable
Regardless of whether Pang's remarks are appropriate or not, the practice of passing on the tax mantle from generation to generation needs to be carefully considered. Young people should be encouraged to choose career paths based on their interests and abilities, rather than relying solely on family background. Fair competition and equal opportunity are the cornerstones of our society, and they are also values that we should value and uphold.
What will the future hold?
Regarding Pang Moumou's remarks, the official said that further explanations and investigation results will be released. We look forward to hearing an official response and learning more about it. The phenomenon of passing on the mantle of taxation from generation to generation requires in-depth research and attention to ensure a fair and equitable playing field.
The above is a report and comment on the incident of a woman in Shanghai claiming that "three generations of the family are all part of the tax family". When it comes to the inheritance of family background, we should think carefully to ensure fair competition and fair opportunities. Let's wait and see, for further official explanations and findings.